About This Book

Purpose
This book describes the sample J2EE (Java 2, Enterprise Edition) applications provided with the SilverStream Application Server.

Audience
This book is for developers who will be building J2EE applications.

Prerequisites
This book assumes familiarity with basic J2EE development.
For more information about J2EE, check out these Web sites:
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URL
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Overall J2EE site
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http://java.sun.com/j2ee
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Blueprints Web site
The Sun J2EE Blueprints consist of a book and a sample application.
The book is entitled Designing Enterprise Applications for the Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition. It is the best source for learning about J2EE and building J2EE applications. It describes in detail J2EE technologies, JSPs and servlets, enterprise beans, standalone clients, packaging and deployment, transaction management, and security.
The book illustrates best practices in developing J2EE applications using the J2EE sample application.
The sample application is called Java Pet Store. It is an excellent demonstration of how to build a J2EE applications. SilverStream comes with an implementation of Java Pet Store. |
http://java.sun.com/j2ee/blueprints
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J2EE documentation site
Provides access to Sun's J2EE Developer's Guide, FAQs, specs, and tutorials
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http://java.sun.com/j2ee/docs.html
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Downloads site
Provides downloads for the SDK, Blueprints, and J2EE specifications
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http://java.sun.com/j2ee/download.html
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Organization
Here's a summary of the topics you'll find in this book:
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Chapter
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Description
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Using the Samples
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An overview of the sample J2EE applications and how to set them up
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Java Pet Store
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A look at the SilverStream version of Java Pet Store, the sample application developed by Sun Microsystems to illustrate the J2EE programming model
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SilverBooks
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A look at SilverBooks, a Web-based e-commerce application that simulates an online bookstore, developed using the Struts framework
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HTML SMC
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A look at a J2EE implementation of the SilverStream Management Console, developed using the Struts framework
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